How Much is too Much?

Often times, when it comes to toothpaste Americans traditionally use way too much when brushing their teeth. Perhaps it is the endless toothpaste media ads or commercials that show a perfectly applied swirl of paste gently placed atop of a shiny new toothbrush. Adults and children alike tend to air on the side of excess…

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Canker Sores – A Real Pain in the Mouth . . .

Have you ever had a canker sore? If so, you know that canker sores can be painful and bothersome, especially in children. Canker sores are non-contagious lesions that appear in the mouth on gums, lips, cheeks, even the roof of the mouth. It’s hard to pinpoint the cause of canker sores but here are a…

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The Importance of Replacing Missing Teeth

Are you one of the 69% of American adults between the ages of 35 to 45 who are missing one or more teeth? Perhaps the tooth you are missing is towards the back of your mouth and it isn’t noticeable when you smile.Maybe you have adjusted how you chew and eat foods to the side…

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It’s Never Been Easier to Improve Your Smile

Are you self conscious about your smile? If you are tired of your less than perfect teeth perhaps it’s time to make a noticeable change. If you find the right dental practice and an experienced cosmetic dentist, improving your smile has never been easier. With advances in dental technology and cosmetic dentistry you now have…

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Tips to Help Prevent Tooth Decay in Young Children

When it comes to your child’s teeth, it’s never too early to start preventing tooth decay. First and foremost it’s important to lead by example. Taking care of your own oral and dental health promotes healthy and positive habits that your children will mirror. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, more than…

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Tips to Help Control Plaque and Tartar

Since plaque and tartar are your mouths most mortal enemies, it’s important to embrace good dental hygiene habits that prevent the build-up of both of these problematic substances. First it’s important to realize that plaque and tarter are different and they need to be addressed properly so they don’t become a serious oral health issue….

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Why Social Media Helps Us Serve You Better

We believe that connecting with and reaching our patients is more important than simply seeing them twice a year at regularly scheduled dental checkups. We are making a commitment to use social media to serve you better, help you stay informed and to let you know that we care about you and your family. Social…

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Smoking and Your Smile . . .

It goes without saying that smoking is not good for your health. Smokers and smokeless tobacco users are made well aware of the dangers of tobacco and nicotine addictions. There have been countless studies documenting the negative effects of smoking on human lungs and heart, but did you know that smoking can affect your oral…

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Don’t be Afraid, Dental Phobia is a Real Condition

Has it been years since you or someone you love have been to the dentist? Did you have a bad experience as a child or teen that is keeping you from having regularly scheduled dental check-ups? If going to the dentist makes you feel anxious, nervous or sick to your stomach, you may have dental…

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Attention Migraine Sufferers . . .

Are migraine headaches something that plagues your health? If you suffer from migraine’s you may grind your teeth in your sleep and you may not even know it. Teeth grinding or bruxism can cause a number of health problems including migraine headaches. Most people attribute other symptoms and problems like muscle pain, TMJ pain, loose…

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